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| New York Times crossword of July 9th, 2010 other clues |
| 'Roman Holiday' princess |
| 'The ___,' next-to-last song on 'Abbey Road,' ironically |
| '___ Country' (James Baldwin novel) |
| '___, meine Freude' (Bach motet) |
| 1974 Best Picture nominee directed by Bob Fosse |
| Aims |
| Appeared |
| Appropriate in an inappropriate way |
| Army post unused since the 1950s |
| Back |
| Banned aids? |
| Besmears |
| Big name in Modernism |
| Containing element #34 |
| Cryptozoological creatures |
| Dickens heroine ___ Trent |
| English city that's home to the Spartans football club |
| Fails to factor in |
| Feta maker's need |
| Flawlessly |
| Forwarding e-mail addresses |
| French twists, e.g. |
| Genre of 'The Set-Up,' 1949 |
| Golfer nicknamed 'Supermex' |
| Hero of many Clancy novels |
| High spirits |
| Imitating |
| It may be offered with a blessing |
| It's also called a 'way car' |
| Latin tongue |
| Lethargy |
| Like Arcadia's inhabitants |
| Long seen on TV |
| Losers of the Battle of Meloria, 1284 |
| 'Few can be induced to labor exclusively for ___': Abraham Lincoln |
| 'Peanuts' surname |
| Magic word |
| Minced oath |
| Near the kidneys |
| Nothing but |
| Nova Scotia's Lake ___, named for an Indian tribe |
| One way to be turned down |
| Park ranger? |
| Picked-up pickup, perhaps |
| Pitched blade? |
| Place with higher speeding fines, often |
| Popular sea menaces of film |
| Princess who was a sister of Napoleon Bonaparte |
| Ready enough |
| Roger's '77 Sunset Strip' co-star |
| Rope-ladder rung on a ship |
| Run out of clothes? |
| Second appearance on a soundtrack |
| See 19-Across |
| Several 'Beowulf' scenes |
| She's tried often |
| Spent |
| Sports champion with a palindromic name |
| Tokyo Imperial Palace features |
| Uhuru Park locale |
| Where I-15 meets I-86: Abbr. |
| Where natural gas accumulates |
| With 21-Across, like many rivers in winter |
| Yarn with a rubber core |
| ___ Emperor (Taoism figure) |
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